Hold fast to dreams: On the passing of Jim Burchell
Some of our PeaceWorks old timers may still remember this stanza from the 1923 poem “Dreams” by Langston Hughes. This was the message you would hear when trying to leave […]
Peggy Waldman, ¡Presente!
PeaceWorks is very saddened by the passing of our good friend Peggy Waldman. The following was written by Brooks Smith: Peg Waldman was a long time and devoted member of […]
Off the page and into the sky: Water Project Update
The following is a quick update to FEICAMP’s Redes de Esperanza potable water project: the water tank is up! Our partner FEDICAMP is working to install a new water system […]
An Extra Skip in Your Step: Holiday Coffee Sale
Coffee sales directly benefit our partners at the El Porvenir Coffee Collective and other PeaceWorks projects. $25 per bag includes shipping and a personalized card for the recipient(s) of your choice. With the purchase […]
30 Years of Solidarity with the People of Nicaragua
Lighten This Señora’s Load: $11k Needed To Bring Drinking Water To This Village
This señora will haul water home two or three times a day. Can you help lighten her load? Our partner FEDICAMP is working to install a new water system for […]
Crisis is at the border? 11/19 Zoom with Attorney Joelle Lingat
Please join us this Saturday, November 19th at 7:30pm for a conversation to explore what a sane immigration policy, rooted in respect and solidarity, would actually look like. Let’s talk […]
30th Anniversary Celebration: 9/17/22
September 9th Dinner Forum: An Uncertain Status for Immigrants in the U.S.
Another Brick in the Wall? Fear and Uncertainty for Immigrants: A Conversation with Rosa Santana The U.S. Government’s Temporary Protection Status (TPS) permits immigrants from about 22 countries to remain […]
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